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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-20

It Is announced In New York that the next
Dramatic work TO which Mr.. Bronson Howard adj
dresses himself viii be comedy, with the scene
laid In Washington; and that, for the purpose OF
making the picture as accurate as possible he will
spend the next winter season here. To some
minds this news viii convey a painful shock.
washington city, Washington politics, and Wash
fngton society have been so frequently used and
badly used as subjects of fiction that most Of its
citizens are tired of being caricatured There ia
some reason, however, 10 expect better treatment
from Mr.. Howard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-20

A magistrate with a conscience and sense OF
the fitness Of things has learned that Vice-Presi-
dent Harper and ASsistant-Cashier Hopkins
whose tnadelity wrecked the Fidelity Bank of Gin
cnnau, have been taking life this summer easier
than the poor souls whose money they sauan-
dered. and have been enjoying vastly more luxury
than the average criminal detained to await his
trial He has therefore ordered prompt discon-
tnuance Of the practice OF evening drives and the
supply OF domestic comforts This is to be fol-
lowed by the removal Of the prisoners to a Jail
where they win be obliged to take things more as
they ind them, and Will have fewer opportunities
TO spend the money which they saved from the
wreck that swamped their cont1ding deposttors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-20
sAKs AND COMPANY,
GENERAL oUTFITTERs,
SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
READ WHAr W. WILL Do Fon
YOU

READ WHAr W. VIII Do Fos
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
GREAT CLEARING SALE OF REMNANTS AND
BARGAINS.
NEXT THURSDAY AND FRIDAY WILL BE The
GEos IN H oET sEEs ~ REM
NANfS. ODDS AND ENDS. SC. ON OUR THIRD
F522b 70 fKs 1Seb11E
LIST OF BARGAINS:
SO Dozen Fine Null Ties lie, worth 1sc;
1000 Remnants Of Embroideries, ali Widt6s in Swiss,
Waist. sh
soiled): l9G and 25cs Eorth SOC.
ent Sizes at 22c.: worth respectively from 30 to
An immense quantity of Ladies' and Chldren's Berlin
Gloves, Ispresenting all the shades in Brown and
ladies' Sizes at 1Oc per pair. worth 2Oc.
Ch'dren's Sizes & Fl PC G.I per Rsif worth 15c
lot Of Novels and Court History mostly all trans
lated from the French. at 13c.; worth so and 75c
beg the public to read carefully and consider well
the great and special offer We will now make.
All our Remnants Of French Satteen, in light and dark
yard; worth IS and S5c '-''''' '' - ill., pe'
There il no precedent Of such . sacrifice on the
An enormous quantity of Domestic Hosiery compris-
ing Ladies', Gents and Misses Hose, from to 2<
cts per pair, about less than the regular Quots-
ton.
Our &c Table has been replenished with q new Va
riety OF bargains, such IS
New Styles of Best Sc Calico.
Plain Percales worth 12,<c Gin light and DARK
Figured FOule worth 1Oc.
Plain Block Lawn, worth lOc
Brown and White Lawn. worth 1Oc.
Any Of the articles mentioned will be sold At Sc per
yard ~ 1~
We cannot promise any Of the bargains late comers
Problem
lot Of Cream Colored Lace Ties and Fchus Ut and
1Oc, worth respectively 15 and 25
lot OF steel River Lawns in white, with black and
brown figure. about yard wide, extra fine fnish,
warranted fast colors. reduced from 12h to &c.
few pieces Of light and dark venetienne Cloth. an
yard worth considerably more.
new lot Of light and dark Batiste Remnants beaut.
ful designs at 81 and 1Oc per yard generally sold
at 10 and 15c. per yard.
By general request of many patrons, we have pro
cured another lot of Bleached Wamsuta Pillow Casing
and sheeting Remnants which we will sell at the low
prices heretofore mentioned:
12Hc i4c i6c 2Sc.
We take this opportunity to inform the public that
We have concluded to continue Great Sacrifice Sale
OF White Goods Remnants, consisting Of India Linen,
Plaid Nalnsook. Organizes, &C.
We have put extra inducement prices on all the
above.
It win be worth your while toloot at the many other
NOW FOR AN EXTRAORDINARY INDICTMENT.
100 DOZEN GENTS UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS
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The strike In the coke fields has come to a sud-
den end Its entire results &c the miners are a
state OF hard feeling between them and their EN-.
ployers, long period OF demoralizing idleness.
and the loss of million dollars In wages. The
other side OF the balance sheet has not q mark
On IL.
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You ARE CORDIALLY INVITED T,
ATTEND

You ARE CORDIALLY INVITED To
VICTOR E. ADLERS
ANNUAL RED-LETTER SALE.
Commencing M ,sSS July Is,
Ass IF Tee Bd nss e sas CT sS
drsn' ES Sssss' Y T6ss! mf Toss.
To- us on lev every suit that is s sold
Ss'e IF
1 sss ePeTPs Per s sent st s. Msns
81. SUITS g; s les ssH ssH psf CENT cent
s Ss1s b sss 'f Bro Rsa s oss: s ss
$3.50; less ten per cent, $6.75
1s sz entitled ~ + 5 SFSrr1rs aAIf
sss Assps eSe this be-
AND RED ssp iRTTER SALES.
Look on u the original NJ. tickets for
tags for reduced prices. which YOU
sill a,s n AGES m Il to Ii i y Hnp P3 g.
lsaf ter Strictly Ell s I'll 9os dbfy
: ter ass 9 s xs sao dhs ssSy' s sns5'
s: e s. ssS hHR
the Chicagos Wednesday, July
IL That was their Red Letter
Day. Now we propose that THE
PEOPLE shall have theirs, much
to the discontinue and chagrin
of Bombastes i Co., who, with the
blandest Of smiles, will show you
article and swear that 1t is not
damaged D particle. But wear it
RED been beat by Drag, Buster h RED
LETTER Blower, OF lower Seventh Street. LETTEI
SALE. Therefore 1t were the better SALE
policy to let the valley" severely
alone and come up little higher
to Seventh and Massachusetts,
avenue, for instance, and patron
jze
OLD RELIABLE,
Whose very name Is the synoym
of victory.
Children's Suits, 90 ;eless ten
Per cent, SlSO. Children's Suits
$3.50, less ten per cent, 1926.
Children's Suits 80, less ten per
cent $2.7O. Children's Suits
RED 1926, less ten per cent e. 49, RED
LETTER Mems Working Suits $500, less LETTEl
SALE ten per cent $S5I SALE.
VICTOR E ADLERS
TEN FER CENT CLOTHING
HOUSE.
0S7 and 029 9TH Street N. W.,
Corner Massachusetts, Avenue.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
3y10 Open Saturday until IL p m.
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NEeL1aEE SKIRTS.

NEeL1aEE SH1Rra
The demand for Mems Fancy Flannel Shirts
for neslises wear seems to increase day by day.
We have in stock some Of the handsomest pat
terms in these common sense and stylish shirts
and stripes and beautiful combinations of col
ors, and the perfect fitting qualities Of those
We handle cannot be excelled. Prices range
from s1.5o to % each. Sizes all full-assort-
ment complete.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
BATHING SUITS
Are in great demand just at this time. and we
keep every kind that's worth having. from
pair Of trunks" to an entire suit IT'S true
you save no money At the seasbore by having .
bathing suit Of your own. as you are charged -
much for the bath-house Is you would be for
both SUIT and bath-house, but you know YOU
ARE WEARING YOUR OWN SUIT, and that
means o great deal-well worth the price it will
cost you When you're going away, come here
and get one.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
LIGHTWEIGHT CLOTHES
1t becomes . torture to continue wearing
warm wooden clothes such weather as this. It
all can he obviated by visit to our house and
the expenditure Of comparatively trifing
amount in such light and breezy garments -
We have in stock in great variety. No matter
what it may be that you want you're sure to
find it hero at prices that are sure to please.
sAks AND COMPANY.
THE OTHER SIDE.
To preserve an even temperature at the sea-
shore OK the mountains you should provide
against the cool mornings and evenings by sup
plying yourself with one Of those handsome
serge or chevioteen suits that we are selling at
ten dollars each.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
OTHER THINGS.
For Hats or Shoes, Trunks or valises, Of any
kind. style, or grade that's to be found in any
city of the Union, this is the place to come.
You're sure to find Just the thing you're look
ing for. Popular prices govern every depart
ment Of our house One price to all
sAKS AND COMPANY,
GENERAL OUTFITTERS
SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE
N2O
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EoR SALE-A GOOD COUNTRY HOME BEAU.
ngton very conveniently located suited for summer
ana winter resdence very healthy house, barn. and
Room =. BOB 9TH St n. jy5O-3t.
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
bprT. n, aourmill with three run Of
dwel1;n Acres OF land ncres IN choice fruit two
bhIsIoR, agent Martinsburg, W. Va. jy20-2t. q
EoR RENT--CoTTAGE-AT CLIFTON. FAIR
- lax County, Va rooms partly furnished. grass
hear; one hour from Washington; four truins each
way daily Apply 20 j. A. SETTLE, 1871 ST yls-:It
Eok RENT-NEw COTTAGE IN MELRosE PARK.
Com fare % cents. Apply at 424 9th NV jyls-3t
IroR sALE-oN EASY TERMs-A RARE CHANCE
II Tor suburban property. hne house with ID rooms
of water Corner of ia and Clifton sits next to
Mrs Gen. Logans. For further Information call as
1Eo. St NV. lyle Wv
NOR SALE-AT COLONIAL BEACH-HANDsoMR
II ten-room Cottage with beautiful grounds: at Q
great bargain, splendid bathing, Grabbing, ishng
1yl5-2w zoos + II. NV.
NOR SALE-THE COUNTRY SEAT OF THE LATE
y Gen Hickey, on Bladensburg Pike, miles fron
the alltol Large brick mansion; all necessary out
iyi2-2w HUFTi 1 DYER. 1901 st.
VroR sALEoR EXCHANGE-A VERY DESIRABLE
ooD dairy or stock Farm; 20 acres buildings. tc.;
z miles from Washington neal Falls Church, VI.
je25-lm K. A. PHILLIPS. l42s New Iork ave.
FOR sALE-!535 ACRES OF LAND, FRONTING
Brooke Park Hotel to Cabin John Bridge and frontns
q 0SS Soqsi .ns Gs
and two Years. Q per cent
,e2o-2m 49, : ~ 1871 .t
EOR sALE-sIXTY CHOICE sELECTIoNs OF
II small homes OF from one 20 ten acres; Improved
and unimproyed. within from one-hGf mile TO three
S CAL or send Tor circular. I. Ii. sfPIERD 90.
- s.---o,l
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LADY TouR1srs AND OrHEns
Your attention is called to our large, we'll
selected stock of
Colognes,
Extracts,
Toilet Waters,
Hair Tones,
Glycerines, &C.,
From the celebrated Makers
Gelle Freres,
Perfumeurs
Avenue de rOpera,
Paris.
More than 40 different qualities and odors,
from 25c. to SO per bottle.
Special attention is called to our Line Of
Gelle Freres, Eau de Lavende Ambree, q rich
and very fragrant water, especially for the
toilet All Sizes: 49, 80, 75c.. 81, a1.75, 81
and 50 per bottle.
We also call attention to our extensive stock
Of Tourist Cases, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes
Nail Brushes. Files. Combs Sponges &c.
Last Seasons Dollar Tourist Cases, contain
ing Hair, Comb Nail and Tooth Brushes for 75c.
Sponges for body and carriage use, 1Oc. to 81
each.
(Main floor rear)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
U2O Cor 18th and SITS. w.
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Speaking OF the new civil service rules, the cor
respondent OF the Baltimore Sun represents the
Civil service Commissioners saying that the
experiment has given promotion to clerks who,
under the reign OF favOritisrn, would have re-
NAMED In obscurtty unnoticed by their superiorS,
and adds: "FavoritiSm especially the President
desired should cease to be the handspring OF all
promotions. Commissioner Edgerton states that
It is apparent at this early date that the new
rules have accomplished this" IL 1t be true that
government positions are now retained and pro-
motions secured on merit solely, and that favor
itlsm Is abolished, the new rules, TO which the
credit for this reform must be attributed, deserve
Q monument. But the public, always slow to
build monuments, even when deserved, will seek
enlightenment upon few points before contrib
uting In the present case. How do the Civil Ser
vice Commissioners know that the reign OF favor
itism Is ended? According TO the reports the new
examinations have not been difficult, nearly every
body has passed, and hardly any one who has not
passed was rated as efficient by his superior Of
ncer. In what respect, then, are these superior
officers restricted In the privilege Of promoting
favoriteS? Every one who has commended HIM
self to them, and has received the stamp OF APP
prevail in satisfactory rating as to efficiency,
Is labeled as eligible for promotion. What does
IL matter that subordinates whom the chief does
not like are also so labeled? The superior officer
still promote whom he pleaseS. Promotion does
not depend upon the average obtained in the ex
animation, and a favorite just slipping through
an easy examination, or pulled through by an
efficiency rating, may be promoted and the supe-
Nor work OF every other clerk ignored. What
makes 1t apparent TO the Ctvil-Service Commits
sioners that favor1tism is, in fact no longer the
handspring OF promotions? What do the new
rules accomplish IN this direction by endorsing
nearly everybody as eligible, and leaving the pro-
motions TO be made as before? A correspondent
of the Philadelphia Telegraph discusses the pro-
motions made since the examination under the
new rules determined who are eligible and citing
specific cases, shows that standing in the
examination has been, as q matter Of fact,
entirely dtSregarded In distributing the
prizes among the eligibles. A clerk is COM
PEELED to stand the examination for promotion
but has no assurance OF promotion though he
passes at the head of the list. The term "exam-
1nation for promotion" is a misnomer 1t is only
an examination for eligibility either to promotion
or dismissal; and it is hard TO see how under the
circumstances enumerated, It has been any enec-
tual check upon the evil of favorltism.
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The IMPERFECT HAspxrncH,rya

LIE IMPERFECT HAsDxERcHrrrs
AT half-price, and greatly less half-price,
have created somewhat Of furore. The sale Of
other Ladies' Handkerchief will stop until
these are gone. The counters have been crowded
al the morning and quarter Of our customers
don't know . word about them.
We cannot promise to have one Handkerchief
LEFT Of the lot ut the end Of the week.
Imperfect IS, S7h. and d Handkerchiefs for
37Hc. each.
imperfect e1.12k @1.25, S1.37H, and also
Handkerchief for 6Oc. each.
Imperfect s2.50. s2.75, 90, $3.50, and a
Handkerchiefs for 0Oc each
(Main floor; center tables)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Corner / tn and sta n w.
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1t takes time to reorganize political parties In
great State, but 1t can be done. Every student of
the worlds history knew when the old parties In
England began dividing on the line Of the Irish
question, that they were to undergo as severe
shak1ng-up they did at the time OF the corn law
repeal movement, or the free soil agitation In the
colonies. The moral element in this issue was
conspicuous enough to make such a prophecy
safe. At first the tOry-nberal union was inter-
preted as sign that tory sentiment was on the
Increase everywhere In the realm, and that all
that reorganization meant was the cutting of the
liberal party in twain. The error In such a reck-
oning Is manifest now. The loss of the liberal
party has been in parliament and not with the
people, and the tory party is threatened with
yet more serious split, between the faction who
are willing TO surrender to the liberal boilers ard
obey their orders and the faction who insist that
their eleventh-hour allies shall seek places with
becoming mOdeSty in the rear. 1t Is scarcely won
derful that Mr.. Gladstone chuckles and rubs his
hands, ana that the air is filled with rumors of
another appeal to the people before many months
r. N. T. Hunter, whose death Is announced in
the press dispatches from Richmond was one OF
the notable THO OF Senators who did more than
any OF their contemporaries to shape the sentt-
ment OF the Southern people and turn them to
secession In the critical period between the enact
ment Of the fugitive slave law and the outbreak OF
the civil war. With Jefferson Davis, of Missts
stppi, and Robert Toombs, OF Georgia, he was In
almost daily consultation, during the sessions of
the Senate, from the time OF John Browns raid
tn the withdrawal Of the Southern members gen.
orally TO follow the fortunes Of the Confederacy.
Mr.. Davis was, OF course, the leading spirit In
these councils, which were usually held about his
desk; but the other two men, who afterward be-
came less noted than he, were then looked upon
BY many as even more dangerous to the Union.
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.AsDon P1ck1Ses.

The following are picked Ut random and quoted as
specimens of the PALAIS ROYAL Clearing Sale Of Sum
Goods For 81 SO large Leather Travelling satch-
els worth $3.50. For 13c. Wide Swiss Embroideries,
worth Csc For 9I4S Silk Embroidered Cashmere
scarfs. worth S1.9S. For S5.9S Suits worth $40.
For 4Oc fancy Straw Bonnets that were 1.66. For
&2 80 Beaded Jerseys that were &2.08.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-PART OF SMALL HOUSE THREE
w or four rooms, with . Stable for one horse and
wagon situated between 1sf and 11th G.. and
North Capitol st Address C. A. B., Star once. 1ts
WANTED-TwO ROOMS, ONE FURNISHED
w without board. By gentleman and wife. in West
End or southwest, with quiet family children and
no other tenants Address o. Pr Star ONCE E30-St'
WANTEDBY A aENTLEMAN, THREE gN-
w furnished Rooms west of the Capitol. location
and price requested desires to be tenant
at reasonable rent. Box 165, Star office. jy20-St'
VNANTED-FOR THE wINTER-FURNISHED
w Parlor and two sleeping Rooms with Board. for
gentleman and wife and two daughters misses north
west; private family where there other board
ers Address, stating terms, locality &C., c. w, Star
office jy2O-3ts
WANTED - By YOUNG LADY ROOM AND
w Board in private family: pleasant location. Ad-
dress stating terms, &c, A. x L. care Star ofhce.
jy2O-3t'
WANTED-A SITUATION BY AN ENERGETIC
w young man of good address: writes Q rapid, leei-
BILE hand; good references Address l. S. Star office IL
"ANTED-A PLACE AS NURSE TO BABY OR
w young child by o middle-aged colored woman
who can furnish good references Of character & 431
Ridge at. NV. jy20-2ts
WANI ED-BY YOUNG MAN PLEASANT FUR
W nished noon with home comforts, between I'd
and and 9th and NJ sts. NV Address II. II Star
Office. ty1o-2ts
WANTED ROOMS TO PARTIES HAVING ROOMS
w to rent present advantage to procure tenants
that Will save them time trouble, and money. Room
Renting Agency, 93S st. D. RAMEY. jy15-lw'
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PROFESSIONAL

Mn BROOKE TKLIs ALL THF EyTNTs OF
M LIFE Aubu1tnese oop6deptial. Iadiesande rem
nemen 80 cents each 4O6 / sves6 between 4thand
o1sssse0 ooStoweee N1b-3ws
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A Few SEAsoNABIE BARaA1Ns
Daisy" Pillowsham Holders, best in the mar
ket. Having only few we have reduced them,
to close, to 75c. each.
72-inch Felting Cloths, all shades, best quail
tty. Only 81 per yard
Mosquito Canopies, 100 inches deep. 10 yards
around; cord and pulley attached; white, 1926
each: pink. $50 each.
Wire Window Screens, made adjustable to ft
any sized window.
Size 1887 inches only Soc. each.
Size 24x37 inches, only 70c each,
Size 27x42 inches, only 81 each.
We are also showing excellent bargains in
Furniture Linens, plain and fancy stripes, for
loose covers, slips, &c.
(Fourth f1Oor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor tn and at
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INVENTORY SALE Or SHIRT WA1srs.
We have given up the idea of making any
more money on this seasons stock of Boys fine
Shirt Waists Not that we made 30 much at the
beginning Of the season. but simply because we
want to close out the entire stock previous to
stock-taking, July 30.
We create q new demand by lowering the prices
From now Boys Shirt Waists will be sold as
follows;
The SOC. Waists for 4Oc.
The 75c. Waists for Soc
The 81 Waists for 75c.
The 81, 25 Waists for 81.
The S1.5O Waists for $1.25.
The three last named are the celebrated
"KinR' Waists, unexcelled for style, quality,
and workmanship, even at the first named
prices
Lot of Boys Navy Blue Atwood Flannel
Shirt Waists, sizes to IL years,
Dropped from 81 to Toe. each.
Lot Of Boys Fine English Checked All-Wool
Flannel Shirt Waists, sizes to IL years.
Dropped from 81 to 81. so each.
We think you will recognize this to be good
time to stOck-up on Waists.
(Third aoor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and F sts NV.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EOR RENT-WORKSHOP AND OFFICE FOR
Il builder, carpenter, painter other business;
formerly occupied by Mr. F. w. Pillng; rear of 923
ST. between 9th and 10th SITS NV. aud near sidewalk
Inquire at 926 Louisiana ave. jelO-2m
ECOR RENT-"LEARN TYPE-wRITING"
IL Machines rented at So per month and sold on
monthly payments.
my4-3m "CALIGRAPH OFFICE" 933 st. NV
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G1ovEs To Go Ar ONCE. .

OLOVES lO UO AT ONCE.
We don't want pair Of the following Gloves
on hand 1t stock taking, July Both. You ought
to be - glad to buy them ut these prices a. we
are to sell:
Lot Ladies' S-Button Mousquetaire Suede
Gloves In assorted shades of Tan,
HALFPRICE: FROM 81 TO SOC. PER PAIR
i Lot ladies' S-Button MousQuetaire
Chamois-skin Gloves
REDUCED FROM 81.25 to 81 PER PAIR.
Lot Ladies' 4-Button Real Kid Gloves in
Tan shades
REDUCED FROM a170 TO 81 20 PER PAIR
Customers will notice that these are desirable
gloves. such as are sold largely every day at the
drst-named prices. and We mark them down
simply to reduce stock
(Main floor; center)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and F sts NV
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.


EOR RENT THREE OR -FOUR LARGE AND
for three horses. 1904 Sd st e. one square from
cars. ty20-3ts
LOR RENT-14OO L ST NV, THREE COM
Il municating Furnished Rooms. E20-2t
EOR RENT-TwO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
Pariors, suitable for physician or two gentlenen
minutes walk of Patent and Post Offices; bay win
dows: corner house. all 'front.' delightful locality at
reasonable summer terms. pa ST. NV ty2O-3t'
nor RENT-94O L ST. NV, TWO DELIGHTFUL,
Il cool, UNFINISHED Rooms second floor caterer next
door. References exchanged. jy192ts
EOR RENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
at 4O1 G st. bay window in each room: hoard
delightful location. JylS 3ts
NOR RENT-1322 8 ST. FIRST FLOOR-PAR-
lor, bedroom. dining-room and Inicely fur
nished for housekeeping; also. two pleasant upper
jy1S-3t'
EOR T-ROOMS-PARTIEs WANTING ROOMS
i can ind what will suit them on our list. Save
time and trouble by calling at our Room Agency, 93S
Il ST. Information free. ID. RAMEY.. iy2 :,ws
FoR RENT-FURNISHED.B BEAUTIFUL SUMNER
Rooms; bay windows in every room; corner house;
new south and east front references required: 1101
St NV. jyl5-1ws
EHOR RENT-IN DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHOOD
= Tour communicating rooms on second floor, suit
small no children. References. Rooms open between
Z and p. m. Apply 1909 10th ST. NV .y14-lm
EcOR RENT-172O H ST. NV. LARGE, HAND
!! y some communicating Rooms, second floor: board
War and Navy Departments. jy6-1St'
EoR RENT-FUkNIsHED AND UNFINISHED
ROOMS
Large light d and airy Prices T Transient
THE cL1NToN TUNE H61s s $50 So s s4 sae s2s 9TH
st. n. w. Main entrance, $40 Tin St
OPEN ALL NIGHT. jes.:;m
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

CIV ItIIAN I VI Il 1SIIkJ.
yNOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS-THE ENTIRE
Il third floor of 1919 ST., adjoining Sun Building,
from July LIST. Apply W. RILEY DEEBLE. je5O-lEi
L'OR RENT-TWO NICE OFFICE ROOMS LOWER
Il floor 63o ST. n.w after July !, 1887, ut $50 per
month, by the year. VIII paper and paint and thor
JOHN E. BEALL CO.,
je1-3m 1921 st. NV